There is an old saying that the definition of insanity is trying the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. The Catoosa…
The legislative session now long behind us and campaign season in full swing with primary early voting drawing to a close, I thought readers might…
Today, the Georgia Supreme Court released its decision in Cobb County v. Floam, et. al, deciding that although the Floams had standing to bring the…
A couple of months ago, I stumbled on an article about Utah Governor Spencer Cox’s program “Disagree Better.” Cox was focusing his tenure as Chairman…
Nuance is a funny thing. Self-awareness, too. Both seem to have been lost to political discussions at some point as we divided into those of…
With the Georgia Court of Appeals not willing to take up the appeal filed by the Catoosa County Republican Party until the August calendar, long…
Back in June, I covered the surprise election of Georgia “election integrity” advocate Brian K. Pritchard to the position of 1st Vice Chair of the…
The types of actions the Whitfield GOP have engaged in here further highlight just how contentious the waters are that McKoon must navigate. I am continuing to root for him, but cannot help but wonder how many long time conservative activists have decided to just stop participating in the party because of stuff just like this.
Yesterday, Georgia voters who had not voted early or absentee went to the polls to cast ballots in the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) and,…
Last week, qualifying came and went with hardly a hiccup, except in Catoosa County where the GRA is using the volunteer officers of the Catoosa…